A SUSPECTED mass shooter who allegedly killed ten people in a Buffalo grocery store is set to be arraigned in New York this evening, facing “life without parole” if he’s found guilty.
The helmet-clad suspect donned body armor and carried an assault weapon as he entered the Tops Friendly Market shortly after 2:30 pm and opened fire on May 14, 2022.
During the bloody rampage, the 18-year-old white suspect opened fire, killing 10 and hurting three in what police described as a racially-motivated attack, which was live-streamed on social media.
The suspect, who is from county hours away from the grocery store, is currently in custody and has not been named. President Joe Biden and the first lady have been briefed and are “praying” for the victims, reports say.
In total, 13 people were shot with ten victims passing away from the injuries and three being hurt. Eleven of the 13 victims were African American and two were white, cops told reporters.
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